Sentence examples for workers tackle from inspiring English sources

There's more: supporters say autonomous vehicles could help public sector workers tackle ageing population issues.

On Greenwich Street, an F.B.I. agent watches through binoculars as construction workers tackle the 70-foot wall of rubble that blocks southward passage.

The startup Fancy Hands lets workers tackle a wide range of chores for its customers, from setting up dinner appointments to researching prices at local gyms, for a few bucks per assignment.

And just this week, WHO has released a new manual to help health workers tackle outbreaks of Hepatitis E. This virus can cause large outbreaks in locations that lack safe water, for example, in refugee camps.

The company will add another 200 people next year to the 2,000 workers tackling counterfeit goods on its sites.

The head of the new UN Mission for Ebola Emergency Response UNMEERR), Tony Banabury, has said the UN will work with west African governments to ensure that health workers tackling the Ebola epidemic there are paid regularly.

"The Monster in the Cave," by a psychologist and a clinical social worker, tackles the others.

Seismologist Naoki Suda of Nagoya University in Japan and co-workers tackled that challenge by scrutinizing records from an international network of gravity meters, which measure tiny changes in acceleration.

Social worker tackling violence against children.

Ed Balls, the children's minister this week launched a £218m youth task force of "assertive and persistent" youth workers, to tackle up to 1,000 kids behaving badly enough to signal future offending.

GMB in-fighting is destabilising the 650,000-strong union and Mr Curran is locked in a bitter struggle with some of its powerful regional secretaries and factions as he introduces cuts, including lower pensions for the union's own workers, to tackle a financial crisis.